Detective Comics #484

“ASSAULT ON OLYMPUS!” Batman runs a gauntlet of death traps in an effort to capture gang boss Maxie Zeus.

1. Front Cover penciled by Ross Andru and inked by Dick Giordano.
2. Back Cover penciled and inked by Jim Aparo.
3. "Assault on Olympus!" (Batman) written by Denny O' Neil, penciled by Don Newton, inked by Dan Adkins, lettered by Gaspar, colored by Adrienne Roy and edited by Julius Schwartz.
4. "The "Who is Floyd Fenderman Anyway?" Contract!" (Human Target) written by Len Wein, penciled and inked by Dick Giordano, lettered by Ben Oda, colored by Glynis Wein and edited by Paul Levitz.
5. "The Race Against Murder!" (Batgirl) written by Jack C. Harris, penciled by Bob Oksner, inked by Vince Colletta, lettered by Mike Stevens, colored by Gene D'Angelo and edited by Paul Levitz.
6. "The Return of the Flying Graysons!" "Robin the Teen Wonder" (Robin) written by Jack C. Harris, penciled by Kurt Schaffenberger, inked by Frank Chiaramonte, lettered by Albert De Guzman, colored by Jerry Serpe and edited by Paul Levitz.
7. "Tyme has no Secrets!" (Demon) written by Len Wein, penciled and inked by Steve Ditko, lettered by Ben Oda, colored by Glynis Wein and edited Paul Levitz.
8. "The Galileo Solution" "Unsolved Cases of the Batman" (Batman) written by Denny O'Neil, penciled by John Calnan, inked by Frank McLaughlin, lettered by Todd Klein, colored by Jerry Serpe and edited by Julius Schwartz.

Notes

• Issue dated June/July 1979.
• 64 pages and no ads.
• Batman must have his wits about him, when he decides on an "Assault on Olympus!"
• Christopher Chance must protect a man he's never seen before when he takes on "The "Who Is Floyd Fenderman Anyway?" Contract!"
• Batgirl takes on a case that hits far too close to home in "The Race Against Murder!"
• Robin takes on a case that stirs up old memories for Dick Grayson in "The Return of The Flying Graysons!"
• Jason Blood must fight for his life when he discovers that "Tyme Has No Secrets!"
• Bruce Wayne remembers a time when Batman failed to protect "The Galileo Solution!"